Qigu Ding Mountain Bird Watching Pavilion Introduction
The Qigu Ding Mountain area is primarily composed of fish ponds and abandoned salt flats, providing abundant food sources for birds and minimal human interference, resulting in a rich birdlife. Common bird species include the Black-faced Spoonbill, Black-bellied Tern, and Latham's Snipe. The "Ding Mountain Birdwatching Pavilion," established in 2017, is a two-story wooden structure designed as a covered birdwatching pavilion. It is designed to allow views of bird activity from the east, south, west, and north, and provides different perspectives for viewing birds along the roads, on the water surface, in flight, and near the water. The pavilion also includes accessible facilities and parking to ensure that individuals with mobility challenges can enjoy a complete birdwatching experience. The building features various observation windows and walls adorned with informational signage about birds, providing illustrations and descriptions of the bird species commonly found in the area, enabling birdwatchers to deepen their understanding of the ecosystem. The well-planned Qigu Ding Mountain Birdwatching Pavilion is an excellent destination for families looking to connect with nature.
